Type in any movie or show to find where you can watch it, or type a person's name.

Tarmo Mnnard

Tarmo Männard

Actor

Tarmo Männard (born January 11, 1968) is an Estonian actor. Männard went to a kindergarten named after Valentina Tereshkova in Tallinn. He studied 1974-1977 at the 39th Secondary School in Tallinn, 1977-1982, 1982-1985 at the Keila-Joa Sanatorium Forest School and 1985-1987 at the 9th Secondary School in Tallinn. He studied acting at the Tallinn Pioneers and Koolinoorte Palace Theater Circle (Pioneeride Theater, directed by Maret Oomer) and at the Estonian Music Academy's Higher Performing Arts School (1990-1994, tutor Ingo Normet). He has worked as a window washer at TK Ekspress, as a recording equipment mechanic at Tallinnfilm, as a waiter at the Soviet Army Pigalle, as an actor at the Tallinn City Theater in 1994-2001. From 2002 to 2018, he was an actor at NUKU Theatre. Since then, he has been a freelancer and works mainly in Nipi Mängumaa, which he created himself.[1] As an actor, he has participated, for example, in the Kellerteatr production "School of Horrors". In 1995, he ran for the VIII Riigikogu on the list of the Four Forces of the electoral alliance formed by the Estonian Greens and the Estonian Royalist Party, collecting 104 votes, but was not elected. His hobbies are hiking, mountaineering, sailing and diving.

Born: January 11, 1968 (Age 56) in Tallinn, Estonia

Streaming Sources for all Tarmo Männard Movies & TV Shows

Tarmo Männard  Movies & TV Credits

Title Rating Job Role(s) Year
Movie
7
ActorChairman of the Examination Board (uncredited)1992
Movie
5.2
Actor1994
Movie
6.3
ActorHarjusk2008
Movie
6.6
ActorJournalist2012
Movie
6.1
ActorAdditional Voices (voice)2004
Movie
5.3
ActorJamal (voice)2020
Movie
7.1
ActorMoishe Vainberg1996
Movie
5.8
ActorAntiquary2017
Movie
7
ActorElder of Ridala2005
Movie
5.2
ActorDirector of the Meat Factory2011
Movie
6.4
ActorDrunk Russian Soldier1993
Movie
6.7
ActorToomas2022
Movie
6.4
ActorCrook #11998
Movie
6.6
ActorToomas2023
Title Rating Job Role(s) Year
Back to Top